. >> megyn: one university's mascot, meet keiko cat a crusader of conservation. and a fanatic for fluorescent lightbulbs too. soon after the release the mocking bega and eco-kat went viral. the school is saying keiko-kat is miss understood. thanks for watching. >> love eco-cat. i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. days after a monster storm slammed the east coast some cities are still waiting for the flood waters to recede. we will go live to one of the hardest hit areas coming up. >> after a public spat with the house speaker president obama moving his big jobs speech in front of

congress to a different night a live report on that ahead. in box number three, here we go again, word that another apple employee has misplaced one of the company's top secret iphone prototypes. that is all ahead. unless breaking news changes everything on studio b. first, a choppy day on wall straight after a mixed reports on the state of the economy. dow down 90, nasdaq down 27. investors reacting to a combination of factors. jobs, labor department today reporting that fewer americans applied for unemployment benefits last week. new claims dropped by 12,000. but they are still well above the levels experts consider to be healthy. at the same time, a separate report out today shows worker productivity is down more than analysts expected. if the trend continues it could pose a throat the economy.

gerri willis joins with us her two cents. she anchors the willis report on the fox business network. what is the upshoot? >> hurricane irene was bad news, people stayed home. back-to-school shopping is going well. first, retail there's are doing well, target, wet seal, limited brands, up 11%. they are definitely a retail winner. retail losers, khols, jc penney, gap, big stores having trouble. >> the back-to-school thing cost me a pretty penny. jobs report comes out tomorrow war the expectation there is? >> this is the big kahauna of economic numbers. we are looking for creation of 75,000 jobs in august that is not good. you need 200,000, 225,000 in an economy that is firing on all cylinders. we are expecting the unemployment rate to hold steady at 9.1%.

in july, we were 117,000 jobs created. 75,000 is going to be seen as puny. watch the markets, they are going to react to this. it doesn't get more important than this number when we are talking about the economy. >> back to the productivity numbers, was that a surprise? >> yeah, it definitely was. one of the big stories in our economy has been increasing productivity, despite the fact that employers have been hiring fewer people and cutting back. now a vice grip for employers who see productivity falling off and now they have to pay more for those workers. not good news for employers. we'll see if the trend persists. it is new and surprising to economists. >> gerri willis, good to see you. thank you. >> president obama caving to the house speaker john boehner's request to change the date of his big jobs

speech. the president originally asked to address congress next wednesday night which conflicted with the republican presidential debate. house speaker boehner balked and suggested the president change the date to next thursday. and then, the white house press secretary jay carney released this statement and i'm quoting "the president is focused on the urgent need to create jobs and grow our economy. so he welcomes the opportunity to address a joint session of congress thursday september 8th. and challenge our nation's leaders to start focusing 100% of their attention on doing whatever they can to help the american people." wendell goler live at the white house. what else is the white house saying? >> reporter: i'm told privately that everyone here at the white house acknowledges the fight over when the president addresses congress next week. as one person put it really stupid. there is no material difference in the president speaking on thursday instead of wednesday. i'm also told the chief of

staff spoke with house speaker boehner yesterday. boehner not only didn't object to the wednesday date, he didn't ask for time to think it over. the white house didn't give him time. announcing the speech minutes after the call. press secretary carney said, changing the date was not a big deal. >> all we care about here is that which address the issues that are most important. we are certainly not interested in inside the beltway political gamesmanship. >> reporter: asked how the american people can have congress and the white house fixing the economy and creating jobs when they can't agree on a speech date. carney said because fixing the economy and creating jobs matter. sideshows like when the president speaks, not a big deal. >> now about that plan, why should americans be confident the proposals will result in job growth? >> reporter: well, folks here say because the president will

propose cutting taxes. extending jobless benefits. launching infrastructure projects that nonpartisan, middle of the road economists will all agree will create jobs. and he will do so in a matter that does not raise the deficit. that said, the white house this afternoon released a mid session budget review that predicts unemployment will be nearly a full percent higher next year than they thought it would be at the start of this year and economic growth nearly a full percent less. >> wendell, thank you. much more on this with the washington bureau keefe of the "wall street journal". the journal owned by the parent company of this network. flood water across parts of the northeast have begun to recede. cleanup effort has only just begun. early estimates suggest irene could be one of the nation's costliest natural disasters, ever. >> it was unbelievable. you couldn't do anything.

all you could do is watch helplessly. >> we are devastated, hurt. >> the hurricane turned tropical storm destroyed homes and businesses. some people say they lost everything. while swollen rivers in vermont, new jersey, connecticut and new york are no longer rising, many neighborhoods remain underwater. several new jersey towns are among the hardest hit. president obama scheduled to visit the region this weekend to see the damage in person. let's get david lee miller in paterson, new jersey. are things starting to return to normal a bit? >> reporter: no one is throwing away their waterproof boots yet. look at something folks haven't been able to do for the past several days. by that i mean, cross from one side of paterson to the other on this bridge that up until a few hours ago was closed. earlier this week it was overwhelmed with water. now for the first time as i

speak to you, we are getting vehicular traffic going over this bridge. earlier today it was pedestrian traffic now automobiles, trucks being able to move across this bridge. one of half a dozen or so major bridges that connect one part of the city with the other divided by the sayic river. there's still a lot of -- by the passaic river. there's still a lot of water. it should be gone by this weekend when president obama is expect odd to arrival. that is not entirely clear how much longer the water ising with going to take to entirely recede. >> what about the evacuees, when are they allowed to return back home? >> reporter: that's not clear. we've asked that question. the response is, it is up to mother nature. even when all the water is gone, there are going to be a number of perils that homeowners and residents are going to face. today there are 200 people who are living at the local high

school here. we asked the mayor of patesson when he expects they will be able to return home. he said it is uncertain. >> folks cannot just return to their homes, even if they want to. the flood waters may be in basements, still have taken out pilot lights there could be gas emitted in the properties as we speak. >> reporter: one other thing, after all the flood water is gone, after all the debris, the sludge has been cleaned up, people have new furniture. one thing is going to remain for a long time to come, that will be the economic consequences here. it is going to cost millions and millions of dollars to cleanup not just new jersey but the entire east coast. one estimate today over seven billion dollars. >> one of the most costly disasters ever, david lee miller live in paterson, new jersey, thank you. >> from flood to fires. wildfire alert. crews in texas reporting some progress against a fire that

has destroyed 39 homes. keep in mind, the state is dealing with a record drought. the fire is burning in possum kingdom lake, 75 miles outside of ft. worth this is video from this morning. officials have contained about half of the fire. meantime, in oklahoma crews are batting a fire in oklahoma city that has burned more than 30 homes. tires say the city's famous red cedar trees, they catch fire easily, because they are filled with oil that is very close sieve. that makes the -- explosive. that makes the fire difficult to control. we'll keep watching those fires. breaking news out of peru, joran van der sloot the only suspect in the disappearance of natalee holloway is facing murder charges in another case. we are getting information together on this. we'll have a live report on breaking news out of peru, coming up minutes from now. >> muammar gadhafi has a message for the people that he

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muammar gadhafi warning today the fight for the country is far from over in a recording played on state tv in syria, we are told gadhafi said, "we won't surrender again. we are not women. we will keep fighting. let there be a long fight and let libya be engulfed in flames." this as rebel fighters say they are preparing an all out assault on gadhafi's hometown of sirte outside of tripoli. opposition leaders extending a deed line for loyalists to

surrender before they launch their attack next week. gadhafi's wife and three children are in algeria. a local newspaper there reports the so-called brother leader himself tried to ask the algerian president to protect him. but the president apparently, turned him down. gadhafi's whereabouts are still a miss tear yo. dominic di-natale streaming live from tripoli. >> reporter: on what would have been the 42nd anniversary his rule this is one of the most raging messages we've heard in sometime. he was virtually frothing at the mouth as he rallied and railed again the rebels, calling them dogs. claims such as nato collapsed and the reb alliance was falling. calling on his tribesman to pick up their weapons and storm again the capital, if they could. he is really on the lam here. no one knows where . rebels think he might be in

tripoli, they don't know. his sons, saif and saadi appeared on arabic tv in the region yesterday. one saying he supported his father. the other son saying he was willing to surrender if it ended the bloodshed. saying that was an instruction from his father. details on that extension of the deadline by the rebels for those loyalists in sirte. they've given them an extra week after the current religious festival they are having at the moment because the rebels think there are elements of those loyalist forces who are ready to give up, they just don't want to die. the official message today is that no theydeath. whatever it is, they are gearing up for one of the biggest battles this uprising has seen. >> wu, dominic di-natale streaming live from tripoli, thanks very much. >>

it is bunga-bunga time, another day involving sex scandal of prime minister berlusconi. a man and his wife arrested on charges they blackmailed the prime minister police say the businessman examine forred half a million dollars from the prime minister in exchange for telling investigator the prime minister did not know the women at his bunga-bunga sex parties were prostitutes. police say berlusconi is a victim. he's on trial for allegedly paying a 17-year-old dancer known as ruby the heart stealer for sex. the prime minister and the heart stealer both deny the allegations. president obama and house speaker boehner went head-to-head in a bit of political theater yesterday. the president lost. will it affect his political standing? what does he plan to propose to get the economy moving? we'll have context and

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political analysts suggest president obama lost the game of political chicken to congressional republicans. the president originally asked to deliver his plan for jobs and economic growth to a joint session next wednesday. the same night as the gop presidential debate. speaker boehner aftered next thursday instead. and the white house obliged. today a new poll shows the president's approval rating has slipped to its lowest point since he entered the white house. 42% of voters nationwide approve. 52% do not. with us the washington bureau chief of the washington journal owned by the parent company of this network.

jerry, this was a coincidence, why back down? ? >> if i invite myself to your house and you don't want me there and you say come tomorrow night, i don't have a lot of choice. they had wednesday, thursday to pick from. they tried to force wednesday. speaker boehner said nope, going to be thursday. they were talking past each other. the white house said we ran the date past them and boehner's shop said we didn't sign off on the date it appears they were both right. the upshot it makes everybody in the country think all these people in washington have lost their collective minds and maybe that's right. >> fair point. it is still a mess. you have the nfl game which starts 8:30 thursday night the speech going to have to be at 7:30 going to run into pregame a bit. a lot of the country not home from work yet.

that's not the best time to have this. >> no, it is not. you just put your finger on why the white house wanted to do it wednesday. i don't think they were willing to disrupt the republican debate. i'm not sure that was their goal. their goal was probably to stay out of nfl football, a bigger draw for americans. now never stuck with that nonetheless, the president still gets to make his speech to a joint session. the republicans get to have their debate. one of the things that i think is ironic, all this publicity for the republican presidential debate next week in california has probably driven a couple more million viewers to that debate than otherwise. >> good point if you are a republican, would you maybe in hindsight have said let's not say a word. let's have the president's speech at 8:00. do the debate after. then you have eight republicans to get the last word, including rick perry in his big coming out party. >> exactly. that's the way i thought it was going to work out.

in the end this would be a good set-up for republicans. they get a rebuttal for an hours at least on national tv not just one republican but a bunch of republicans and there would be a bigger audience. i think speaker boehner got himself in the position which he couldn't say yes. he was making the point i didn't tell people to be back in the house until 6:30 tuesday night. reconvene, security clearance, i can't do it logistically wednesday. once he said that, the dye was cast. >> did boehner win this round? did the president back down? he's getting a lot of flak from the left. it is correct? >> the president gets a lot of flak from the left all the time. every step toward compromise, every move toward the middle. every attempt to be civil is now basically drawing fire from the left because they have a feeling he needs to stand up more. they say this is one more example of his not doing so.

the reality is this will pass. the question will be what does the job speech say and does it make any difference? does he convince everybody that is an and dote to a bleak jobs picture by everybody's reckoninging that is going to be remembered. -- my guess is the problem with the speech dueling and the date dueling makes everybody look silly. >> bottom line is the speech better be a doocy if you are going to steal some pre-- doozy, if you are going to steal some pregame eyeballs. >> top anti-terror official in the white house says we have al-qaeda on the run. that does not mean the fight is over. a live report on that coming up. plus, a possible blow to syrian regime as it continues to slaughter its own people. that's next. g a payout from a legal settlement or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements.

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he's been locked up in peru more than a year. why now is he only being criminally charged? >> reporter: trace, down in peru there's an enormous backlog in criminal cases and trials that's part of the reason. because of that there's a law in peru which calls it unconstitutional for any person to be kept in prison, detained for more than 18 months, without being formally charged with any crime. so far joran van der sloot has been in jail 14 months. had he not been criminally charged with allegedly killing stephanie flores in june of 2010, by december there was an argument he would likely have been freed and walked away. of course he's the prime suspect in the natalee holiday disappearance. that would have been two major crimes, major murders, major disappear rans he was associated with that he did not get punished for. at this point, he's charged

with one count of first degree murder. we've confirmed this with the minister of public affairs in peru. our version of the attorney general's office. as well as one count of robbery. >> did he ever confessed to killing flores? >> remember, after they found her body, they traced the room to joran van der sloot and police looked at tape we were down there huge international manhunt. they caught him in chile. during the three days they had him, after this perp walk police did obtain a confession from joran van der sloot. again, that's the police saying he confessed. take that for what you will. there's never been a written declaration or him vocalizing it in an open court. no trial date has been set. the prosecutor in peru is hoping that joran van der sloot gets sentenced to 30 years in prison and pay a fine of

$200,000 peruvian money that is $75,000 in u.s. dollars. 30 years in prison would be a very longtime. his attorney is quoted in the papers in peru today saying he think it is much length than justified. he calls this a crime of passion. prosecutors think it is very much premeditated. flores the victim her father a one-time presidential candidate in peru, very well connected. >> 30 years not long enough for the holloway family. phil keating, thanks very much. as we approach the 10 years since september 11th, attacks. united states says is no new evidence of attacks against america. pwrefpb than says the recent killing of al-qaeda's second in command was a huge blow to the network. he adds al-qaeda's leadership is busy trying to hide, preventing them from plotting thank you taxes.

catherine, brennan says al-qaeda is on a steady slide. what does that mean? >> reporter: u.s. officials say the term an lies to the leadership in pakistan that it is under pressure with the loss of bin laden and two operational planners since may. bin laden was the driving force behind the mass casualty attacks targeting the u.s. and targets overseas. the data found in his compound showed he was fixated on domestic targets until the end. you see it here, not a lot of specificity have been run down no known active plots targeting that date. officials tell fox the threat against western and u.s. targets in europe has also receded. >> what about awlaki is he the bin laden of the future? >> reporter: officials say the cleric is the public face of

al-qaeda to the west. he's considered an operational plan for the a can affiliate in yemen. he lived in the u.s. for 21 years this is his mugshot from 1997 for soliciting prostitutes in san diego. the cleric slipped through the grasp of the fbi in 2002. there's compelling evidence he was an overlooked player in 9/11. that was a question we put to the homeland security committee today. >> i'm concerned about -- he's been a real source of danger to us. he's high on our target list. >> how about how he was allowed to slip through and come back into the united states have you heard any more about that? >> no. to me that is outrageous. >> reporter: the thing that is significant u.s. officials described the affiliate in yemen as the most concerned group for u.s. national security because it remains focused on the u.s.. it has shown the ability to hit the u.s. and has been

calling its own shots for sometime. >> katherine herridge, live for us in washington, thank you. . >> reporter: you're welcome. now the rise of freedom. fox news channel committed to documenting the rebuilding of the world trade center site for years to come. officials have been ramping up security in preparation for the opening of the 9/11 memorial, a little more tan a week from now the new york city police commissioner calls the site an iconic target for terrorists. there's a new state-of-the-art command center dedicated to protecting it. >> we have devoted over 200 officers who are world trade center command that is just the beginning. we'll have well over 600 officers there when the world trade center is ultimately built out. >> you see construction site, areas near the construction site. you see the 9/11 memorial

plaza. this is all monitored in real-time by officers sitting here. >> we'll have the full story tonight on the fox report 7:00 eastern. you can see more of our rise of freedom series online at foxnews.com/freedom. another note from lower manhattan. new york city getting ready to open the 9/11 memorial, 10 days from now.ob%ö today a fox news crew noticed this revised sign pointing tourists toward the site. we'll have full coverage of the dedication ceremony, right here on fox news channel. meantime in syria, we are getting word a top government official has defected. as the regime continues to slaughter its own people. that official is painting a horrifying picture of what is happening inside that country. we are told this is amateur video of government soldiers and tanks attacking a city. we cancer few it because the

regime has banned all foreign journalists. security forces have killed at least 420 people in that city. and accuses soldiers and police of torturing protesters. some, until they died from their injuries. syria's state run agency claims terrorists captured that official and forced him to lie. the chief fox report correspondent jonathan hunt live in the new york newsroom. this official resigned in a video message, right? >> reporter: absolutely. clearly an attempt to embarrass the assad regime and shame them for what this official the attorney general of the province of hama the epicenter of the rebellion, wanted to do. he wanted to embarrass assad. that's the point of the video. the assad regime immediately came back and said this was not done voluntarily. he's been kidnapped by rebels. they are forcing him to make this video. he put out a second video

saying that is not true. i'm the protection of the rebels. this is part of the war of words which is now a war of video statements. >> what do we know about the push for tougher punishments against the syrian regime? >> reporter: there's a meeting right now involving european union nations and the u.s. secretary of state clinton in paris. it is all about libya. hillary clinton has also been talking to european leaders about how to increase punishments against the syrian regime many they are looking at a europe-wide and u.s.-wide ban on the import of syrian oil further sanctions and they still want to get a united nations security council resolution. the problem is the russians once again dragging their feet. that's why it is so difficult to move forward with all of these punishments against the syrians. >> the fox report's chief correspondent jonathan hunt, thank you. >> for the first time since the iraq war began an entire

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image of the fetus or embryo and listen to the hard beat. the judge ruled that was unconstitutional saying the act compels physicians to advance an ideological agenda with which they hey not agree regardless of any medical necessity. the texas governor and presidential candidate perry signed the law earlier this year. he says it would save countless lives by informing women about the procedure. the state is now appealing the judge's decision. let's take this to our legal panel. joey jackson and criminal defense attorney rebecca nitkin. it says the doctor would have to display the trawl sound image to the mom. then -- the ultrasound image to the mom and make the heartbeat audible and explain the or agains. the judge said that was unconstitutional is that right request >> there's a political component. a judge is not in the business of deciding whether a law is good, bad or necessary.

a judge has to determine whether it is constitutional. i would suggest it is. if you look at the law, it is informational. a doctor and patient are together, collaborating itch and the doctor is giving information to the patient did various parts of the fetus. compulsory information, the law was challenged on first amendment grounds. it is a big part of what government does. you have manufacturers required to warn about products. when giving medications we are told what they are contra indicated with, what is contained. food. what i would suggest this is nothing more than an informational statute requiring doctors to go over with patients, reliable, adequate, necessary information about medical decisions they are making. >> the judge differs with joey. the judge says this would force thes did to make an ideological stand. >> i love joey. we are on different sides of the fence on this.

first, the law cannot be vague. right off the bat it flunks the vagueness test. you are going to have a doctor with a sonogram, by the way who is paying for these sonograms? any way. he's going to say, i have a fuzzy picture here. the next room the doctor is going to be saying, i have a here. new like three weeks or something of that nature. what is the doctor supposed to do? there is no direction. each room something else is going to be happening. how are you going to find out if the doctor is doing the job? you are going to have a police officer in the room? taking records from the women and saying on this day the doctor gave the sonogram and sat with the woman who obviously the legislator believes is an idiot -- >> supporters of in law what they are contending is the reason women after they get an abortion regret it is because they are not given all the facts. texas law saying if we had a

doctor to explain what is happening, maybe they would make a different decision. >> right that's what they are saying, because all women are idiots and they jump into everything and they haven't spent a million hours pining over this decision they have to make. on top of that if they are raped or victims of sex abuse and child abuse or whatever, there's a special exception. they have to get a certified copy and swearing to it. again, step back on this, what about hppa? that doesn't to the women either, because the federal law doesn't apply either, because all of these records are going to have to be available. >> trace, i understand rebecca's frustration, i do in terms of enforcement and how you would do it. you have to take a step back from that. look at the law itself. you have a first amendment. all amendments -- no amendment is absolute. you know trace the first amendment, defamation, i can't defame you ultimately, i would be liable. second amendment, right to bear arms.

that means you can regulate firearms. it doesn't mean i can have an uzi in the studio. you have to balance the first amount with the right of the client to know -- first amendment with the right of this client to know. whether or not a doctor could disseminate information to a client? the answer is yes. the judge will be versed. >> rebecca, great debate we have to go. >> wait! >> i know. same bat channel. >> criminal defense attorney rebecca nitkin, thank you both. have you heard this story, a man who went looking for firewood ended up losing all the toes on his right foot. >> did apple just lose track of another secret iphone? are you kidding me? details on the search for one of the company's prized proto types is next. arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon to begins with more pain and more pills.

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trace taste a -- >> trace: a man in colorado forced to cut off his own toes after an accident involving a logging truck. he went out to pick logs from the truck and the trailer slipped and pinned his foot. he said he cried out for help, but nobody heard him. he took out a small pocket knife and began cutting. >> i looked it over and thought i better cut this off before i go into shock or drop this pocketknife. >> trace: he then climbed into his truck and drove to a parking lot where an ambulance picked him up and took him to a hospital. he cut the toes off one by one with >> it has happened again. an apple employee has lost one of the companies iphone prototypes at a bar no less. never no clue where according

to the technology site c-net, an employee reported left the phone at a tequila bar in san francisco. experts say it could be the company's upcoming iphone 5. there is word whoever found it may have already soiled it on craigslist for a couple hunt -- already sold it on craigslist for a couple hundred bucks. another employee left his phone at a beer garden two men found it and sold it to $5,000 to a gadget blog. fox news technology editor. the fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me. apple is great at this stuff. they can stir up all kinds of great publicity, lose a phone, big mystery, lose a phone here. you think this is real? >> if it is real it is eye-opening. how can the same sequence of events have just happened again? it almost boggles the mine.

it is a bar, again. prototype phone, again. sold on ebay again. apple takes special steps when they send out their iphones in light of what happened last year. they them out in sealed locked boxes. we haven't seen pictures of this new phone. we wouldn't know because they disguised it so we can't take pictures ahead of time. how could this have happened? >> here's my point there is speculation the new iphone will come out in a couple of weeks. >> september, october they are saying possibly. >> this month or next month. the big fear is somebody gets this and get the secrets out. apple knows if this creates publicity there's not time for anybody to copy it this will sell like hotcakes when it comes out. a little juice never hurts. >> i totally understand your skepticism, rightly so. it seem like a publicity stunt. that's what we were thinking

last year. last year turned out to be true. it was such an unbelievable breach of security it seemed like it had to be preposterouso yet it was true. that's why i think this might be true again. it boggles the behind. >> it does boggle the mine. i want to talk about the iphone 5 what is inside that is going to be so cool? >> according to rumors, it is largely the upgrades you might expect. faster process or, better quality screen, more memory. the big story, suggestions that keep bubbling up there's going to be a family of devices, possibly a smaller one, cheaper one. apple is going to need to compete with some google android phones that have been swap ing -- swamping the market. >> your thoughts on steve jobs resigning? >> it is tough, everyone's heart guess out to him. the man is a genius, inventor

without parallel. shoes that can be fill. the company seems to be in good hands they can keep doing cool products. can they replace that genius? that remains to be seen. >> it does. jeremy kaplan the fox news science and technology editor, thanks very much. >> thank you. german authorities spent months searching for one of the country's most wanted fugitives. she should have been easy to spot because they weighs roughly a half ton. and she doesn't move very fast. today big news in the search for yvonne the cow. next. [ male announcer ] do you have questions about medicare?

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bull. in the process she became a minor celebrity. got her picture on the front page of a tabloid. today officials at an animal sanctuary said yvonne wandered on to another farm. none the worse for wear. the water bought yvonne from her original owner the people who run the place say they will out her days without fear of being turned into a juicy double cheese burger. then there's this, call it a case of being in the right place at the right time for stephen in arkansas. the place a couple thousand feet in the air. time, just as some men were burglarizing his home. he took a flight with a friend over the weekend and asked the pilot to fly over his house. that's when he spotted a couple guys loading stuff into a truck. he called his uncle to check it out. when the uncle got there the suspects took . but they